Chalabi and Kucinich.... together at last!!!

Well, not exactly together. But on the same program. Ironic, don't you think?

"MEET THE PRESS WITH TIM RUSSERT"

Weekend Listings

AHMAD CHALABI
Iraqi Governing Council Member and
Leader of the Iraqi National Congress

REP. DENNIS KUCINICH (D-Ohio)

REP. DUNCAN HUNTER (R-California)
Chairman, House Armed Services Committee

DAVID BRODER
Washington Post

JOHN HARWOOD
Wall Street Journal

WILLIAM SAFIRE
New York Times

ROBIN WRIGHT
Washington Post


To Appear on "Meet the Press"
SUNDAY, May 23, 2004

Days after U.S. troops and Iraqi police raided his home in Iraq, Ahmad Chalabi, Leader of the Iraqi National Congress and former Bush administration ally, will appear on this Sunday's "Meet the Press with Tim Russert" to discuss his controversial relationship with the United States government and the intelligence investigation mounted against him.

Then, a debate on the future of U.S. involvement in Iraq. Should we "bring our troops home" or "stay the course"? Democratic Rep. Dennis Kucinich of Ohio will square off with the Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, Republican Rep. Duncan Hunter of California.

And in our "Meet the Press" roundtable, David Broder and Robin Wright of the Washington Post, John Harwood of the Wall Street Journal, and William Safire of the New York Times will discuss the situation in Iraq and the political implications for Decision 2004.

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ass-kicking, i like him as much as i like Chalabi. glad Dennis will be on, he's got alot of really good ideas and he gets dismissed so easily it makes me sad.

sigh.

Don't particularly like the heading of the initial post, but, we have to live with what we have to live iwth.

Chalabi - to be installed on June 30? This stint makes it credible.